Join us this issue for stories of characters squaring up against things they cannot hope to control, snails turning into messiahs, and webcomics triggering apocalypses.
The Aftermath
Amina Baig
I land in my dream, prepared to be utterly bored. I stare out the kitchen window, my hands absentmindedly soaping up a plate.
Read more →The Girl Who Borrowed Tomorrows
Pravy Jha
My mother began misplacing days before she began misplacing names.
Read more →The Casting
Amita Basu
Afterwards, and contrarily, it was the tawny owl matriarch who gave the definitive history of the miraculous year.
Read more →The Shape of Time
Vrinda Baliga
What’s worse— Safeguard Yug wondered —death or posthumous humiliation?
Read more →Dimensional Diaries
Ayesha Channa
Salam and welcome to the fifth issue of Dimensional Diaries.
Read more →The Aftermath
Amina Baig
I land in my dream, prepared to be utterly bored. I stare out the kitchen window, my hands absentmindedly soaping up a plate.
Read more →The Girl Who Borrowed Tomorrows
Pravy Jha
My mother began misplacing days before she began misplacing names.
Read more →The Casting
Amita Basu
Afterwards, and contrarily, it was the tawny owl matriarch who gave the definitive history of the miraculous year.
Read more →The Shape of Time
Vrinda Baliga
What’s worse— Safeguard Yug wondered —death or posthumous humiliation?
Read more →Dimensional Diaries
Ayesha Channa
Salam and welcome to the fifth issue of Dimensional Diaries.
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Tasavvur, which literally means Imagination in Urdu/ Hindi, aims to provide a warm and cozy space for imaginative short stories
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Tasavvur, which literally means Imagination in Urdu/ Hindi, aims to provide a warm and cozy space for imaginative short stories
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